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...Philip, she madly plunged into another devastating civil war of ten years' duration, known as the Phocian war. " The treasures of Delphi circulating in Greece,...of foreign powers, was exactly what was requisite for annihilating the suanty remains of morality and patriotism still existing in Greece."* The very...

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...enforced, and the two votes of the Phocians in the Amphictyonic council given to PHILIP OF MACEDON. Remark. The treasures of Delphi, circulating in Greece, were...of foreign powers, was exactly what was requisite for annihilating the scanty remains of morality and patriotism still existing in Greece. IT. The Locrian...

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